My own Planet: The competition

You all know the Planet Series line that LEGO launched this year. Moreover, everyone is groaning at length of topic on the forums so that LEGO leaves such or such planet accompanied by a new minifig ... Here is the opportunity to make your own Planet Series set as part of this organized competition by myself, and for which LEGO Denmark and Artifex are participating in the endowment to which I add a few things.

The rules, arbitrarily decided by me, are very simple:

- You have until September 30, 2012 midnight to participate.

- The object of the competition is to create a MOC (plastic, not virtual) based on the Star Wars universe without any particular restriction (OT, PT, TCW, UE, TOR, SNCF, ANPE, fictitious creation, etc ...) using the principle of the sets of the Planet Series range: A planet (+/- 10 cm in diameter, like the real ones), a machine, a minifig and a support.
- Prohibition to use the planets Children existing already exited: The sphere must be composed exclusively of parts, I know it's tiring ... (Dozens of tutorials are lying around on the internet including techniques for designing a hollow sphere without using too many parts ...)
- The craft or vessel in micro format must be novel him too (existing machine or not but designed by you and not pumped too blatantly on what exists ...).
- You can associate it with the minifigure you want, official or custom.
- The support can be the exact reproduction of that delivered in the sets of the Planet Series range. 

Take a nice photo of the MOC, preferably on a neutral background and with sufficient lighting (avoid Grandma's checkered tablecloth or the living room parquet ...). 

Remember to give a name to the different elements of the MOC (Character, ship, planet)

When you have finished, you send me the photo of the MOC (max. 2MB / 1024x768) via the submission form below:

- You enter your username and your email.
- You attach the photo (It's better ...).
- You briefly describe your MOC in the message.

It's nice to make you work, but what do we win ? and who decides?

So I put you at ease right away, no bogus voting sequence or cronyism in the program (I vote for you, you vote for me and not for him, etc ...). 

Entries will be collected, displayed on the page dedicated to this competition and a mysterious but honest jury will determine which MOCs deserve to be recognized. It's totally arbitrary, surely unfair and not objective at all, but that's how it is.

The judges are MOCeurs, people who play with their bricks, people who sell bricks and your servant who will give his opinion as usual.

To be won for the best achievements:

1e place (The best of the best) :

1xLEGO Star Wars 9496 Desert Skiff 
1 x LEGO Star Wars Character Encyclopedia
1 x LEGO Star Wars 6005188 Darth Maul (Polybag)
1 x LEGO Star Wars 5000063 Chrome Silver TC-14 (Polybag)
1 x LEGO Star Wars 30052 mini AAT
1 x LEGO Star Wars 30053 Republic Attack Cruiser
1 x Artifex Brick Lights Pro Kit 

2th place (The least better but still a little) :

1 x LEGO Star Wars 9679 AT-ST & Endor
1 x LEGO Star Wars Character Encyclopedia
1 x LEGO Star Wars 5000063 Chrome Silver TC-14 (Polybag)
1 x LEGO Star Wars 30052 mini AAT
1 x LEGO Star Wars 30053 Republic Attack Cruiser
1 x Artifex Brick Lights Mini Kit 

3th place (It's less good, but not so bad) :
 
1xLEGO Star Wars 9677 X-wing Starfighter & Yavin 4
1 x LEGO Star Wars Character Encyclopedia
1 x LEGO Star Wars 30052 mini AAT
1 x LEGO Star Wars 8028 Tie Fighter
1 x Artifex Brick Lights Mini Kit

4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th  (Well done anyway) :

1 x LEGO Star Wars Character Encyclopedia (alone...)

So, if you feel like it, don't hesitate, you have a little over a month to master the art of the sphere, and you can win some cool stuff. I would also draw lots for a few entries with a small bonus gift.

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